DePaul Academy - Annual Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Dedication to ext Fifty Years De Paul Yeeirlvoole 1950 X55 De Paul Academy has now entered a new era of development and fifty years of trials and tribulations have faded into the past. It has done well to exemplify the name of St. Vincent DePaul through the zealous and humble labors of the Vincentian Fathers and the hard efforts put forth by the laymen. As a consequence of this work, the Academy is recognized as one of the outstanding secondary schools in the country. The classes of the past have lived up to the good name of DePaul, scholastically, morally, and spiritually to the best of their ability. They have tried, exceptionally so, to be friendly and considerate toward each other and their superiors. A fond rememberence of DePaul will forever linger in their hearts and the Academy will always remember these students of the past half century. It is now that we must loolc happily forward to the next fifty years. DePaul will improve even more in the next half century than it has in the past one. The past success was greatly due to the combined co-operation of the administration, the faculty, and the students. This co-operation has increased greatly in the past few years and will continue to grow even greater in the future. With the first great mile-stone passed, De Paul is already on its way to greater heights and the coveted century mark. The class of 1950 is the first step towards that goal of the century of this Academy. CAMPBELL MAC ARTHUR Editor-in-Chief Page Four